Maybe more boxy and less spacious overall than some of your other stuff I've heard
The irony is, the previous stuff was recorded in a 9' x 14' tuffshed with a 7 foot high peaked ceiling with foam on it.
This was recorded in a 25' x 16' room with 12' ceilings, lots of bass traps, better mics, and better pres.
Vocals.. sound like they might have been tuned aswell?
Did you insulate the walls, and treat them?
Shit...I'm sorry....
I knew it. It's the damn insulation.
l-o-fucking-l.
I'll get it sorted out.
A couple guys mentioned boxiness. I'm hearing a slight 1 kHz emphasis in the mix but the recording quality of the tracks is fantastic. I know how tough it is to get used to a new mixing room. FWIW, I hit the mix with a good quality EQ with a +1.5 dB high shelf at 3 kHz and a +3 dB low shelf at 200 Hz and thought it balanced out just right (this particular EQ has a "sound" with its shelves, that's why the high/low boosts rather than a single midrange cut)...Maybe more boxy and less spacious overall than some of your other stuff I've heard...
I just had another listen, and I'm really enjoying the song.
Another thing to maybe think of; The rhodes in the section where the vocals are too loud seem too high in the mix for something that doesn't physically sound like it's being pushed..
OK that wasn't the most coherent sentence- but what I mean is that the distorted guitar is low in the mix, yet that's obviously an instrument which would have had to have been loud to result in that sound. The rhodes, on the other hand, is high in the mix when it doesn't sound like it's being played heavily.
I shouldn't post whilst I'm this tired, but I hope you understand what I'm getting at. I'd love to hear mix updates.
How did you process the voice?
Styx?
It's just kind of funny because neither Supercreep nor myself are Styx fans, really. I don't think I could even name one of their songs or album titles. Doesn't one of their songs start something like, "Oh, mama, I can something something something blah blah blah." And then it gets faster with a minor pentatonic guit riff. Isn't that them?
Ok guys - Pretty much everyone's suggestions have been incorporated to a degree.
Greg_L's suggestion for phase correction gave the snare a serious boost.
Bass is down a bit, vocals are down just a bit.
Kick is up a bit, guitars are up here and there.
http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=4563&alid=-1